some Aussie T`s

[Alien DNA]

Cheers Jim! These are for you

---------- Post added 09-13-2011 at 08:15 PM ----------

Ahhh what the hell...heres some more

Selenotypus Gemfields

Selenotypus Plumpies Southern Form

Selenotholus Gold

Phlogius Stents

Phlogius Sarina

 

[Alien DNA]

Cheers for the invite Jim

---------- Post added 09-13-2011 at 10:33 PM ----------

What the heck...heres some more


Phlogius Stents

Phlogius Stirlingi

---------- Post added 09-13-2011 at 10:38 PM ----------

Im feeling generous

PQ113

Phlogius Goliath - male -

Selenotypus Plumpies Southern Form

Enjoy

 

[Hornets inverts]

some great pics there. That blue "strenny" is gorgeous. What conclusion did you end up coming to about that one steve?

 

[Steve Nunn]

Hi,
I haven't received the shed skin yet, but when I do, I'll post up some remarks. I should make clear the Phlogius sp. "Blue leg" rae different to this species, this may be a regional variant, but as I understand it, the blue one Grant posted images of, is found in a totally different area (still in Nth Qld) and are much larger....

Steve

 

[Hornets inverts]

Hi,
I haven't received the shed skin yet, but when I do, I'll post up some remarks. I should make clear the Phlogius sp. "Blue leg" rae different to this species, this may be a regional variant, but as I understand it, the blue one Grant posted images of, is found in a totally different area (still in Nth Qld) and are much larger....

Steve

any updates steve?

 

[Jared781]

I cant get enough of Phlogius spp.. (pic #5) lol... Some of them look like variations of "Chilobracys" jkjk

 

[Steve Nunn]

I cant get enough of Phlogius spp.. (pic #5) lol... Some of them look like variations of "Chilobracys" jkjk

That may well be with good reason I think we are seeing the ties that were once much closer back in the days of Gondwana I have done some cladistics that seem to confirm this (unpublished)........our new paper goes into some detail about this issue.....
Steve

 

[Hornets inverts]

That may well be with good reason I think we are seeing the ties that were once much closer back in the days of Gondwana I have done some cladistics that seem to confirm this (unpublished)........our new paper goes into some detail about this issue.....
Steve

ever find out what the "blue strenny" was?

 

[Steve Nunn]

No John, never did get the moult....